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Old 03-31-15, 12:23 PM
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insulation

If you smear a thin coat of woodworkers glue on one side of a piece of finish plywood say 4x4 inches ,have you insulated that surface side electrically or partly??
 
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Old 03-31-15, 12:34 PM
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Wood is a natural insulator as long as it's dry, but no...a smear of glue won't cut it. You would need to use some sort of non-conductive sheet such as plastic or rubber.

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You would have insulated it to some degree, but no one outside of a testing laboratory could really say how much. It would not be legal to use as an insulator in any premises wiring system.
 
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Just when you thought you heard it all.
 
 

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